Clinical Therapeutics Primer : Link to the Evidence for the Ambulatory Care Pharmacist
By: Reinhold, Jennifer A
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Contributor(s): Earl, Grace.
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BookPublisher: USA: Jones & Bartlett Learning, 2014Edition: 1 Pap/Psc ed.Description: 444 p.ISBN: 1449687970 (textbook binding); 9781449687977 (textbook binding).Subject(s): Ambulatory medical care | Chemotherapy | Clinical pharmacologyDDC classification: 362.12 Reinhold 30247 1st 2014 Pharmacology Summary: Clinical Therapeutics Primer: Link To The Evidence For The Ambulatory Care Pharmacist Is A Valuable Resource For Pharmacy Students, New Pharmacist Practitioners, And Practicing Pharmacists In The Ambulatory Setting. Organized By Therapeutic Concentration, This In-Depth Text Will Assist The Reader In Mastering The Skills Required To Successfully Assess And Treat Commonly Encountered Outpatient Medical Conditions Such As Diabetes, Hypertension, Chronic Pain, And More. Featuring Over 40 Practical Cases And The Patient-Centered Care Approach, Clinical Therapeutics Primer Provides An Evidence-Based Field Guide For Applying Complex Concepts Into Best Clinical Practices.
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Clinical Therapeutics Primer: Link To The Evidence For The Ambulatory Care Pharmacist Is A Valuable Resource For Pharmacy Students, New Pharmacist Practitioners, And Practicing Pharmacists In The Ambulatory Setting. Organized By Therapeutic Concentration, This In-Depth Text Will Assist The Reader In Mastering The Skills Required To Successfully Assess And Treat Commonly Encountered Outpatient Medical Conditions Such As Diabetes, Hypertension, Chronic Pain, And More. Featuring Over 40 Practical Cases And The Patient-Centered Care Approach, Clinical Therapeutics Primer Provides An Evidence-Based Field Guide For Applying Complex Concepts Into Best Clinical Practices.
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